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Lion's Gate Portal 🧿888🦁 August 8 2024

The Lion's Gate Portal aligns with the heliacal rising of Sirius, the brightest star in the sky. This alignment occurs in the sign of Leo, hence the name "Lion's Gate." Astrologically, Leo is associated with courage, strength, and self-expression, making this period a potent time for setting intentions and focusing on personal growth.

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The significance of the Lion's Gate Portal is further amplified by the numerology of the date, 8/8. The number 8 is considered powerful in numerology, symbolizing abundance, power, and infinite potential. When combined with the energetic influence of Leo and Sirius, the Lion's Gate Portal becomes a time of heightened spiritual awareness and potential for profound transformation.

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Activities to do during the Lion's Gate Portal

-manifest your desires

-connect with your deity/deities

-clear your altar

-vizualize your future self

-use positive affirmations

-spend some time in Nature

-express your creativity through art, dancing, singing etc.

-perform a divination reading

-some journaling

-set intentions for your life for the rest of the year

-energy cleansing

-connect with Sirius ☆

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The Other Elements

This is the fifth part of my elemental series! Today we will explore other elemental systems, possible other elements within the system, and other cultural explorations into elemental systems!

So, we have looked at the basic elements, earth, air, fire, and water, but what about the rest? What about all the other magical systems out there?

Why are there sometimes other elements?

Often times when we are researching the elements, a lot of spaces will have other elements that are important to their culture or religious framework. The most basic outline we can see across multiple cultures is the veneration of 'earth, air, fire, and water' but most cultures also venerate elements outside of that, whether its the concept of a spirit or another element that plays a role in life like snow, they will be venerated differently.

As science progressed, and as esoterica were working on an elemental system, they started grouping together things. An example is with snow, WE know that snow comes from water, so it has become an aspect of water in western systems, however to an ancient culture that may not have known that, it became its own element with distinct lore and features. This can stem from multiple reasons, like if its a cold climate so half of the year is covered in snow spawning a cultures need to venerate it differently. Additionally societies each had their own needs and philosophical beliefs which called for the addition of multiple other elements. We will explore more about the nuances of this later.

Another aspect that is worth exploring is that some systems do away with the 4 main elements all together, take Feng Shui or Wu Xing a 5 element system that composes earth of wood, fire, earth, metal and water. Now, this system came from need and philosophy, it is a reflection of the culture it came from (9th century China) with strong emphasis on harmony and figuring out a place in the world.

Now that we have looked into what I am talking about, lets look into some nuance.

What are aspects and names? Why are they not elements themselves?

As we previously explored in an example, lets look at snow. Snow is now an aspect of water in western elemental systems because we know that snow directly comes from water, why isn't it an element itself anymore? Snow has become an aspect, or a form of the element of water with its own distinct name, associations, and lessons outside of the whole of water. What gives?

Similar to how gods have epithets (aspects of their character) and archetypes told in stories, the elements have the same thing, instead its observable traits that come from the whole. For example, fire is also ember, charcoal, and wands because fire is associated with all of those things, they are extensions of the whole that offer a unique perspective. It is an aspect you can work with, like picking an epithet to work with in deity work.

With this in mind, it explains how we get 'darker elements' or pieces of elements. Now some things cannot be classified in this way, so they become elements all on their own. For example, some groups will include elements like 'nature' to describe the living things and use earth to describe the unliving things, it is spiritually distinct from earth, and has its own associations. While in the west people lump that in with earth, it isn't true for every system and often times there is spiritual and religious significance to the distinction.

Because of all of this, personal elemental systems are extremely unique to someone's region and beliefs, Its why for some groups snow is still its own distinct element, or even sometimes considered a distinct byproduct of an element of a god, like a child, making it a distinct element. There is not right or wrong answer when it comes to the elements or elemental expression, what's important is that you find a system that resonated with you, the land you are standing on, and the lands that came before you.

Something important to recognize is that elements are very naturalistic and are intrinsically linked to human activity, things like climate change, terrain change, and more can influence how an elemental system evolves. It is why it matters that you research both the land you are standing on, and the land your ancestors walked on, so you get a more rounded view of how the elements have adapted and you start learning more about what resonates and connects with you personally.

What are some examples?

Keep in mind, these are just some examples and don't reflect every culture out there! I wanted to list a couple examples to get get you thinking about where these systems came from and why. As a reminder; people are not a monolith, lets not treat them as such, these are just a couple examples from around the globe, research is key when looking into personal associations. These are just some bite-sized beliefs Greek Classical Elements Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Aether Philosophy: Empedocles (5th century BCE): Proposed the four elements as eternal substances forming all matter. Aristotle (4th century BCE): Added Aether (divine, unchanging substance of the heavens). Celtic Traditions Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Spirit/Otherworld Symbolized life’s cyclical nature and the connection between the physical and spiritual realms.

Hindu Panchabhutas Earth (Prithvi), Water (Apas), Fire (Agni), Air (Vayu), Space/Ether (Akasha) Foundational for Ayurveda and many spiritual traditions, they are the building blocks to life.

Hawaiian Elements Earth (ʻĀina), Water (Wai), Fire (Ahi), Air (Makani), Spirit (Mana) Reflects the balance of nature and spiritual energy (Mana) vital to Hawaiian culture. Native American Traditions Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Sacred Directions or Spirit (varies by tribe) Can be tied to the Medicine Wheel but not always, with an emphasis on balance and harmony.

Other System Ideas When in the process of researching, its possibly you will find other systems and beliefs, for example some sources online will say "The Norse believe in 12 classical elements" when in actuality it could be mistranslations, adaptations from medieval times, and so much more. Its important to consult with historical sources and people living within these cultures to make sure you are getting a full and accurate picture into their elemental systems! There are many, many others around the globe, with their own beliefs and systems, it is absolutely worth doing a deep dive to see what systems exist and why.

What is the western elemental system?

The western elemental system is a generalized system of elements (usually 4-5) that stems from ancient Greece, but was later expanded on by alchemistic and esoteric traditions! During the Hellenistic period, the Greek elemental system merged with Hermeticism and Alchemy in an attempt to build more with scientific practices, to which the western elemental system was finalized and integrated into western occult traditions during the medieval period! The things that made this system so unique is that it did not rely on any major mythology, but rather was used to explain concepts of the natural world. Because of the secular use, as well as a spiritual one, people began using this system to label tarot suits, herbs, astrology signs, and its where a lot of the 'elemental labels' come from today! A vast majority of sources you see use the western elemental system, which has its own pro's and con's especially when you cant pin point the origins to a belief, so remember to use researching skills when looking at these systems.

While we do have this system, we also began to see the spring of "cardinal witches", witches that use the cardinal directions to associate their practice to a certain element. The western system does attribute the elements to specific cardinal directions, so a west witch would mean a witch who delves into matters of water, the past, divination, and the psyche, because those are all associations with the western idea of 'west' These labels come from pop culture, folklore, and occult practices alike that have greatly shaped the way we view the western elemental system.

Final Notes

While no elemental system is perfect, we are exposed to it constantly on our spiritual and magical journeys. It can be a wonderful tool when learning about magic and how we interact with it on a worldly basis! I hope you found this informational piece as interesting as I did! Do you feel like you subscribe to an elemental system? where does it come from? Let me know in the comments below :) Fair Winds

Sources and Notes

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GRIMOIRE IDEAS

Hello! This is one of my first posts -- a massive list of various topics to research, journal, or examine in your grimoire / book of shadows! I've compiled a lot of different ideas here. Most references made will refer to the Greek Theoi, but can be easily refit to any deities or spirits you work with. Not everyone will believe in the same things I do, or be interested in the same things, and you can ignore and repurpose this list however you wish. Warning -- this is a very long post!

☆ Book Blessing

☆ About the Author / Witch -- Can include your name, basic information, what witchcraft you practice, your belief system, your personal tarot, your birth chart, etc

☆ Quotes / Poetry

☆ Deities / Spirits / Heroes you Work With -- As many pages as necessary! Their domains, any myths involving them, their sacred symbols and animals, epithets, their family tree / relations, offering / devotion ideas, etc

☆ Your Favorite / Important Myths

☆ Common Terminology / Vocabulary

☆ Types of Prayers

☆ History of Witchcraft

☆ Types of Offerings

☆ Tarot / Oracle Cards -- Meanings, associated gods, associated elements, planetary associations, and any spreads you use

☆ Rune Divination -- Meanings, layouts

☆ Zodiac Signs -- Common traits, elements, symbols, dates, constellation, modality, ruling planet, etc

☆ How to: Read a Birth Chart

☆ Chinese Zodiac -- Common traits, years, lucky/unlucky numbers, lucky/unlucky colors, lucky/unlucky flowers, etc

☆ How to Anoint Items

☆ How to Enchant Items

☆ How to Dress Candles

☆ Correspondence Cheat Sheets -- With common intentions, including career, money, growth, health, love, protection, etc

☆ Crystals -- Owned, their uses / associations, crystal care, gem water, grid designs, and crystal cleansing

☆ Dice Divination

☆ Types of Moons -- Blue moon, black moon, new moon, dark moon, the monthly moons, and the moon phases

☆ How to Make Moon Water

☆ How to Make Sigils

☆ Alchemy Symbols

☆ Recipes -- Be it for cooking, potions (edible!), chapsticks, perfumes, etc

☆ Important Dates -- Solstices, equinoxes, eclipses, holidays you celebrate, anniversaries, birthdays, full moons, the wheel of the year, etc

☆ Magic 8 Ball

☆ Familiar List -- Basic info, their favorite foods and treats, favorite activities, sleep schedule, personality, etc

☆ Weekdays -- Associated planet, colors, what types of magic is best for which days, etc

☆ Color Magic

☆ Types of Witches

☆ Lucid Dreaming

☆ Astral Projection

☆ Oils -- Available / owned and their associations

☆ Incense -- Available / owned and their associations

☆ Psychic Abilities -- Identifying what your own abilities are, researching the various types of psychic abilities, and how to better enhance which abilities you want

☆ Reality Shifting -- Vocabulary, types of shifters, methods of shifting

☆ Elements -- Associated symbols, dry/wet hot/cold, colors, properties, cardinal direction, zodiac, minor arcana, and other correspondences

☆ Planets -- Solar order, properties, associated weekday, associated gods, numbers, colors, elements, etc

☆ Coloring Pages

☆ Sacred Geometry -- Usage, platonic solids, vesica piscis, flower of life, seed of life, metatron's cube, the golden ratio, etc

☆ Theban Alphabet

☆ Ogham Alphabet

☆ Mood / Habit Tracker

☆ Pendulums

☆ Casting Bones

☆ Counterclockwise vs Clockwise

☆ Ceromancy (Candle Wax Reading)

☆ Numerology

☆ Palmistry (Reading Palms)

☆ Scrying

☆ Pentagram vs Pentacle

☆ Bucket List

☆ Shufflemancy

☆ Candle Spells

☆ Spell Jars

☆ Sachets

☆ Powder Spells

☆ Knot Magic

☆ Libanomancy (Smoke Readings)

☆ Candle Flame Readings

☆ Animal Symbolism

☆ Shape Associations

☆ Affirmations

☆ Breathing Exercises

☆ Grounding Exercises

☆ Cleansing

☆ Daily Rituals

☆ Intention Setting

☆ Visualization

☆ Automatic Writing

☆ Important Resources

☆ Full Moon Rituals

☆ Your Family Tree

☆ Tasseography (Tea Leaf Reading)

☆ Local Magical Locations

☆ "This or That" Page

☆ Craft Ideas -- Witch's ladder, witch's bells, prayer beads, candle making, pressed flowers, bookbinding, wand making, custom runes, portable altars, etc

++ Journal Entry Ideas:

☆ Log your dreams, and analyze their symbols and meanings

☆ Log your divination, and analyze their meanings

☆ Write down any spiritual experiences you have

☆ Write a list of things you love and, optionally, why you love them

☆ Make a list of things you hate, and dissect why you hate them

☆ Explore your fears and why you have them

☆ List your favorite songs!

☆ Write about your dreams and goals, both short and long term

☆ How did you get interested in spirituality/religion?

☆ Reflect on past experiences

☆ Make a gratitude list

☆ Write about any monthly, weekly, or daily horoscopes, including their accuracies and inaccuracies

☆ How do you meditate? What works best for you?

☆ What makes you feel safe?

☆ What do you feel are your core values?

☆ Checklist of things you want for manifestation

☆ Write about things you are doing to get out of your comfort zone

☆ What habits do you need to work into your daily life? What habits do you need to rid from your daily life?

☆ How do you connect with your spirituality?

☆ How do you express your emotions?

☆ Write about small things that bring you joy

☆What inspires your creativity?

☆ How do you handle failure or setbacks?

☆ What do you need to work on to further your practice?

☆ How do you handle criticism?

☆ What are your biggest accomplishments?

☆ How do you show love? What are your love languages?

☆ What are your coping mechanisms?

☆ How are you authentic or honest to yourself? How about to others?

☆ How do you differentiate between fear and intuition?

☆ How do you integrate spirituality into your daily life?

☆ How have your opinions and beliefs changed over time?

☆ What practices bring you the most clarity and peace?

☆ Write about any books you’re reading, movies you’ve watched, etc

☆ List the plants, crystals, candles, etc that you have for use

☆ Describe your favorite place in nature and its significance to your practice

☆ What are your thoughts on the relationship between magic and ethics?

☆ Document your thoughts on the cycles of life, death, and rebirth

☆ What are your thoughts on the power of intention and visualization in magic?

☆ What are your favorite methods for grounding and centering before magical work?

☆ Discuss a challenging lesson you’ve learned on your spiritual path

That's all for now! I'll edit this occasionally to add more ideas as they come to me. I hope this is helpful for someone :]!

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Cartomancy

A tarot styled divination method using standard playing cards. This oracle first appeared in Europe in the 14th century and is still used sporadically today. Practitioners of this divination are commonly called cartomancers. Cards can be laid in a variety of spreads and functions much like a tarot deck. As such, cartomancy decks should be designated and regarded with all the respect of a deck of tarot cards. The meanings of the cards are as follows:

Hearts

• Ace: Love, beginning, happiness, friendship

• King: Fair-haired man, affectionate and generous, but impetuous

• Queen: Fair-haired woman, trustworthy

• Jack: Fair-haired young person, good friend

• 10: Good fortune, joy

• 9: Desires fulfilled

• 8: Invitations/partings

• 7: Someone unreliable

• 6: Unexpected good fortune, generosity

• 5: Jealousy, indecision

• 4: Changes, travel

• 3: Need for caution

• 2: Friendship, success

Clubs

• Ace: Harmony, property, achievement, love

• King: Dark-haired man, honest, open

• Queen: Dark-haired woman, strong, helpful

• Jack: Reliable friend

• 10: Fortune, abundance

• 9: New romance

• 8: Opposition, danger of recklessness

• 7: Prosperity, potential romantic interference

• 6: Business success

• 5: Help from a friend/partner

• 4: Bad change of fortune

• 3: Good partnership

• 2: Disappointment and opposition

Diamonds

• Ace: Money, a ring

• King: Fair-haired man, stubborn

• Queen: Fair-haired woman, flirty, witty

• Jack: A relative, unreliable

• 10: Journey, wealth

• 9: Financial opportunity, surprises

• 8: Declarations of love

• 7: A gift

• 6: Reconciliation

• 5: Successful meeting

• 4: Change for the better, an inheritance

• 3: Domestic/legal battles

• 2: Important love affair

Spades

• Ace: Conflict, infidelity, stress

• King: Dark-haired man, successful, ambitious

• Queen: Dark-haired woman, seductive

• Jack: Dark-haired youth, well meaning

• 10: Grief, despair, imprisonment

• 9: Bad luck, delays, quarrels

• 8: Disappointment

• 7: Possible loss of friendship

• 6: Improvements

• 5: Anxiety, setbacks, interference

• 4: Jealousy, business troubles

• 3: Bitter parting

• 2: Scandal, gossip, deceit

Note: You may choose to include the joker to represent folly, new beginnings, the Universe and to also signify the person receiving the reading.

Bonus: Using Playing Cards to Detect Baneful Magick

This technique relies on reading either red or black cards and nothing else. It can technically be used to answer any yes/no question.

Shuffle the deck and ask, "have I been hexed or cursed?" -while you are shuffling. When ready, stop shuffling and deal out five cards in a row, face down. Then one by one, left to right, turn them over. Black indicates a 'no' response, while red indicates 'yes'. You can see the degree of the curse by the presence of red cards. All black is a clear 'no' and all red is a clear 'yes'. The spread can be read as follows:

5 Black - 0 Red: No curse or negative energy present

4 Black - 1 Red: Blip of dark energy, natural defenses can ward it off

3 Black - 2 Red: Dark energy present, possible jinx

2 Black - 3 Red: Sufficient dark energy, possible hex, cleanse immediately

1 Black - 4 Red: Significant harmful magick present, likely hex or curse. Do a purification/protection ritual

0 Black - 5 Red: Curse confirmed, take serious action to uncross/cleanse/protect. Someone has intentionally tried to harm you with magick.

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Do you have any simple simple spells or charms tied to the sun that a baby witch still in the broom closet could do?

☀️sun water

☀️bless/enchant things in the sunshine

☀️ wear something gold or some sort of sun related stone jewelry

☀️grow sunflowers, cactus, basil, and rosemary. Theyre nonsuspicious plants.

☀️wear a scent that reminds you of the sun like citrus

☀️do spells with citrus ingedients

☀️sunbathing!

☀️sun mediations

☀️sun braids (i have a post)

I know these arent specific simple spells or anything, but i dont know what the spell is for so i wouldnt know what specifically is needed, so theres some every day stuff. I hope this helped, if you have any more questions im here 🌻

Umbra Witchcraft FAQ

Background:

When I started on my path I didn’t have a name for it. Asking around, researching, and I couldn’t find a name for my ability to feel and work with shadows and their energy. A friend suggested I forge my own path and thus I started referring to my path as Umbra Witchcraft.

What is Umbra Witchcraft?

Umbra witchcraft utilizes the energy of the shadows to fuel spells, wards, curses, etc.

Practicing with the energy of the shadows also has a side effect of drawing what lives in those shadows to you. So be prepared to see dark orbs darting out of the corner of your eye or seeing shadow people.

Is it dangerous?

All magic is dangerous in one form or another. But keep in mind not everything that lives in the shadows is friendly so warding before reaching for umbra energy is a must.

Umbra energy vs The Umbra

Umbra energy comes from the shadows but The Umbra is a shadowy realm created, originally, by the Goddess Nyx as a safe haven for her children. It eventually expanded and become a safe haven for all of the dark deities and creatures of myth and legend.

Do I have to worship Nyx to practice Umbra witchcraft?

No you don’t. You can if you want and you might draw her attention when you first start out but you do not have to worship her or any other deity if you do not want to.

Is it ok to call myself an Umbra witch?

Yes of course its ok! I might be the first to consider myself an Umbra witch but that does not mean I own the name. In fact I would hope others refer to themselves as Umbra witches so we can find each other and share our experiences.

🎃Wheel of Halloween🎃

There's a post of a tweet saying that every 31st of the month should be a Halloween, and you know what? I'm a Halloween Witch. I'm an Idolater. I'm an urban techno witch who lives an air conditioned life, can't stand nature bigger than a park or local landscaping, and hates leaving the city except to drive to another damn city.

I have been struggling to connect to the Wheel of the Year or the Solstices/Equinoxes for freaking years.

But a cycle of Halloweens?

That.

That I can fucking do.

So, without further ado, I present the shit I will be actually celebrating. Ya don't have to join me, but I will be posting about it for those that wanna follow along, with options and cutouts for those who don't want to or can't do the more party elements.

With luck, I'll pick up on August 31st and go from there, if not, I'll start with actual Halloween.

Halloween

October 31st

It's muthafucking Halloween. I have ideas and will post about them more as we get closer, but you know what this one is.

New Year's Eve

December 31st

This one actually also exists, but I have plans for tying it to the January 31st one to bookend the year. The primary purpose of this Eve is gratitude and sharing the good things from the year before, casting off the trappings of the old year, and to bring the new one in with luck and prosperity.

Candle's Eve

January 31st

One month from the casting out of the old year, it's time to set things for the new. Cleansing and cleaning, setting intentions (not resolutions) for the year to come, making the Mask of the Year to call on who I aspire to be, burning the intentions set last year with last years candle, and blessing a candle to burn this years intentions next year are all features. Food and drink suggestions available when I actually post this up.

Hallow Ides

March 31st

Couple of these have fun names, and this is one of them. It's a party holiday, involving a picnic and a special cake/cupcakes/muffins.

The costume element is that I'll swap clothes or looks with someone I'm celebrating with (or dress up as someone else if celebrating solo).

There's a drinking element (non-alcoholic is fine) that results in a stack o' good luck charms.

And for my trick, I can and will sing the filthiest songs, tell the dirtiest jokes, read a romance novel or erotica, just go ham on the bawdy shit.

Alternatives for ace and non-sexing folk will be forthcoming in the relevant post, but it's my damn Wheel and I'm doing bawdy shit for myself.

Blessed Eve

May 31st

Not a bonfire person, but I'm definitely gonna have a cookout and grill up some burgers! Also a neat drink and cookies that both double as offerings!

Flower masks and crowns are involved to hide from the spring spirits that might fux me upa.

There's a Blessing Bouquet that goes up early, is used to exorcise and re-bless my property/house, and then is ceremonially burned.

An ash blessing to seal the prosperity into my house ties the whole thing off.

Fortune's Eve

July 31st

This one pretty heavily revolves around a ritual game of betting and chance that I came up with based on a cool concept tied into the holiday I'm aiming at. Game generates lucky candy and a good luck charm.

Hella apples involved including a ceremonial apple and cider. Veils worn for the blindness of luck, and a strong theme of having a game day.

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August 31st

I'm actually pretty stoked for this one, and will do a more expansive post on it later this week. I really hope I can pull this together in time this year.

Idea is a bit Opposite Day, a bit of LiarWeen vibe.

Trick the cosmos into taking away the bad shit and giving me good shit through a ritual lying ceremony, wearing a mask of duality to further confuse the issue. Ritual ash anointing to lock things down and ensure I get the stuff I want and ward off the shit I got rid of.

Candy (obvs) but I (and anyone celebrating with me) has to ask, and the person giving it has to make a point of saying no...while forking over.

And of course, games like Never Have I Ever or Two Truths & A Lie, drinking optional. (I will...probably...drink. Just saying.)

Where's the Eighth One?

Wheel has eight Sabbats, yeah?

In the grand tradition of the Satanist/Luciferian practices I stuck with for so long, Number 8 is my Birthday.

Or yours, if you decide to try this.

I'll decide what I wanna do about Birthday when I get there. You do you, tho.

And That's The Wheel of Halloween!

So yes, some of those are closer to recognizable Sabbats. Some of them are so far off that they're not in the same neighborhood. Spoiler: the ones you don't recognize are based (very, very loosely) on Roman festivals that occur in the corresponding month.

Why Roman?

Cause they had a religious festival for everything, there's records I can squint at, and they had a strong mystery tradition that plays well with my schtick.

I am not a dedicated Rome fanby, to be clear, the empire is just very much gone, very well attested, and I can most likely swipe the shape of their shit without worrying about stepping on anyone.

And even then, I'm mixing time periods, even up to hijacking Medieval Xtian shit where and when I see fit. Cause I was baptized Catholic, and that shit is my culture to use.

Neewollah Posting Hopefully Soon! Stay Tuned!

And of course, feel free to reach out for asks, questions, and readings if ya want 'em.